William Hemsworth-The Bible Catholic
Catholic Author, Speaker, and Evangelist
In this episode I take a look at the Ten commandments and break them down in more detail. Listen to Episode 10: Breaking Down The Ten Commandments by The Bible Catholic Show #np on #SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/user-682230997/episode-10-breaking-down-the-ten-commandments
The Gospel of Saint John is very unique in that it does not rely on a primary source. It varies greatly from the synoptics who relied heavily on Mark's Gospel. However, John is unique and mentions many events that do not appear in the synoptics. The style of the Gospel is simple yet carries great... Continue Reading →
You listen to this week's episode here. In today's episode I answer a listener question about how to answer an unbeliever when they say the Bible is full of contradictions. I start off by discussing the reliability of the New Testament based on the number of manuscripts we have, then look at five common "contradictions",... Continue Reading →
According to Collins there are seven methods to interpreting the Bible: source criticism, form criticism, redaction criticism, archaeology, new criticism, new historicism, and sociological methods. All of these are developments that help us understand the Bible in a deeper way. Source criticism is seen as “the separation of sources especially in the Pentateuch (Collins, page... Continue Reading →
In this episode I look at the impact that Babylon had on the Old Testament writers. A lot of history, and Old Testament exegesis that helps us income closer with Christ. Listen to Relationship Between Babylon and the Writing of the Old Testament by William Hemsworth #np on #SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/william-hemsworth/relationship-between-babylon
Listen to Bible Translation from 100-500 AD by William Hemsworth #np on #SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/william-hemsworth/bible-translation-from-100-500
In my opinion, biblical inerrancy is one of those concepts that differentiates Christianity from other faiths. Other faiths claim that their scriptures are divinely inspired, and are without error but the bible backs it up. P.D. Feinberg describes inerrancy as “ the view when all facts are become known, they will demonstrate that the Bible... Continue Reading →
Within the scope of creation account interpretations, the Gap Theory is a fairly new idea. Though there may have been adherents to it previously, it was made popular by a Presbyterian minister by the name of Thomas Chalmers. He preached a series of sermons in 1804 in which he promoted the theory. The theory peaked... Continue Reading →
Christology is an issue that is vital to the Christian faith, and is something that has been hotly debated [1]. There were scholars who set out on what was called the "Quest for the Historical Jesus." The scholars set out to find out what Jesus was really like. However many of them set out with... Continue Reading →
Systematic theology looks at everything scripture has to say about a topic and deals with the topic at hand. In regards to systematic theology B.A. Demarest states, "Systematic theology thus begins with the totality of biblical revelation and extrabiblical truth [1]." Throughout history systematic theology has been a worthwhile discipline and has served the church... Continue Reading →
William Hemsworth-The Bible Catholic 